Texas Rental Property Roofers

A solid, reliable roof is one of the most important features of any rental property, shielding it from weather damage and keeping tenants secure. By working with qualified rental property roofers, property owners and managers can avoid unexpected expenses and preserve the value of their investment. From assessing wear and tear to executing timely repairs or upgrades, the right roofing professionals can ensure your property stays in top shape.

Texas Roofer Pricing

The investment in roofing goes beyond just buying materials and can also span into labor costs and other factors such as property size, the roofer’s experience, and regional price differences depending on where in Texas. To aid landlords and investors in budgeting and understanding potential expenses, we’ve broken down common material costs by square footage.

2025 Texas Roofer Cost Chart

Roofing Materials	Average Cost Range (Per Sq. Ft.)
Asphalt Shingles	$3 – $7
Metal Roofing	$5 – $14
Wood Shakes	$5 – $8
Tile Roofing	$6 – $18
Slate Roofing	$10 – $20

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Common Rental Property Roofing Materials in Texas

With its vast size and diverse weather—from the dry desert heat of the west to the humid Gulf Coast—Texas roofing choices must handle extreme temperature swings and occasional severe storms. Metal roofing is increasingly favored for its ability to reflect heat and withstand hail, especially in northern parts of the state. Clay or concrete tiles excel in warmer southwestern regions, helping regulate indoor temperatures. Asphalt shingles continue to be a popular, budget-friendly option but should be selected for wind and impact resistance when located in storm-prone areas. Reflective coatings and cool-roof technologies can further reduce energy consumption and keep homes comfortable year-round.